I have the following formula, which returns a 1 x 177 array:
=HSTACK(-Table1[[Total Proceeds with Accrued]],XLOOKUP(DROP(AQ$5#,,1),VALUE(TEXTSPLIT(Table1[[Projected Dates]],",")),VALUE(TEXTSPLIT(Table1[[Projected P and I Payments]],",")),0))
The table that it references has 27 rows. I would like to find a way to spill this formula down 27 rows to correspond with my table data, so the result would be a 27 x 177 array. AQ$5# is a 1 x 177 array of dates.
I had to omit the at symbols in the table references in order to post the formula. please note that. thanks for anyone's help.
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